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Tail-dragger option – Carl Goldberg GPMA1968 Tiger 60 ARF User Manual

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LANDING GEAR INSTALLATION

TAILWHEEL INSTALLATION

1.

To configure your Tiger 60 as a tail-dragger,

you will need to purchase the following

items. These items are not included in this

kit.

(1)

landing gear (Goldberg item #1321

(4)

6-32 x 1/2" socket head screw

(4)

#6 washer

(4)

6-32 blind nut

2.

Measure

1-5/8”

forward from the radio

compartment and draw a line across the fuse.

3.

Center the gear on the fuse, flush at the front

of the radio comparment ,just behind the

drawn line.

Mark the location of the mounting holes on

the fuse.

Using a 5/32" drill bit, drill holes through the

fuse at each mark.

4.

Reach inside the fuse and press a 6-32 blind

nut into the landing gear mounting block at

each hole location.

Insert the 6-32 socket head screws and #6

washers into each hole and tighten down

until the blind nuts are firmly seated in the

mounting block.

5.

Temporarily remove the screws and washers

and reposition the landing gear on the fuse.

Screw the landing gear in place.

6.

Return to the Main Landing Gear installation

earlier in this book and install the wheels.

TAIL-DRAGGER OPTION

1.

Purchase (1) tailwheel (CGP item #6900)

which includes mounting hardware.

2.

Install the dual rudder control horn furnished

with the tailwheel, as shown. This control

horn may be installed either before or after

the rudder is mounted on the fin.

3.

Locate the holes on the bottom rear of the

fuse and cut away the covering.

4.

4-40 blind nuts have been pre-installed at the

factory.

Using the 4-40 x 1/2" phillips head screws

(supplied with the tailwheel), mount the tail-

wheel onto the fuselage.

5.

Install the springs with enough tension to

allow the tailwheel to be turned without mov-

ing the servo.

TAILWHEEL HOLES

ANTENNA EXIT

HOLE

NOTE: The tail-dragger option is not recommended

for novice pilots. It is best to get plenty of

practice with a tri-gear before converting

your Tiger 60 ARF into a tail-dragger.